This is a 'straw man' argument, setup to divert attention to an off-subject topic so you can knock it down. The subject is the documentation for Tcmd. Also, you compare your work to a free product. Is it not reasonable to expect better work from a product that is paid for? I suggest the...

I think that you right in every respect, but you have failed to address the single issue most important issue that I brought up. You already know how to uninstall. You do not need to read the documentation. Signs are for people who do NOT know where they are going. Let me tell a short story...

I want to thank you for your quick reply, deleting what should normally be deleted by removal has given what I wanted. However, since I have had tcmd for some years (ver 8) I want to express my frustration with your product. I wasted more hours than I care to admit dealing with this problem. I...

I have spent some time researching 'clean install' forums and web so I have made a serious effort before posting here. I have tcmd v 15.1 and I am having a problem going back to default behavior. I use windows professional with all updates. I un-installed tcmd using the control panel, then...

I just downloaded the new version but I cannot register because I get a message "you have reached your license limit". What is going on here? I have a desktop and two laptops (one is old, a backup) so is that what happened? Can't a person buy a new computer without buying take command again...

How do I change the font forf the box "command input" ? I have changed the font for the console and another place for take command but the command input is still a tiny font. Is there an option that I have not found that can change this font? thanks, PB

Ok, we are finally on to something. There is a difference if you type tcc.exe rather than just tcc. cmd and cmd.exe work the same for unknown reasons. So I guess I am a happy camper concerning my original question.(use tcc.exe) I did discover something else. If you used a library on your last...

I type tcc or cmd in the address (field, control, box) of windows explorer, as I explained in my original post. The whole point of my question relies on this. cmd.exe opens in the same folder that windows explorer is when I type cmd in the address control. I use libraries, etc to 'go' to a...

no, I do not have a tcstart.btm it is plain vanilla, the way it was installed. Does tcc work like cmd in your computer? thanks,

I have windows seven. When I start cmd in the address bar it starts a console window in the same directory as the explorer is. When i start tcc this way it starts in the bin directory of tcc. I almost never use the graphic display, just the console window in tcc. How do I get tcc to start in the...

Cmd.exe can use wildcards for the cd statement and tccle cannot. This is the reason I continue to use cmd.exe and not tccle. Cmd.exe is free and so is tccle, but tccle cannot use wildcards and cmd exe can. Score one for Microsoft and zero for jpsoft.